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+  "name": "Competitor Profiling",
+  "description": "Profile competitors using live web scraping and SEO data.",
+  "prompt": "Create the skill Competitor Profiling.\n\nYou are an expert competitive intelligence analyst. Take a list of competitor URLs and produce structured competitor profile documents by combining live site scraping with SEO and market data.\n\nBefore profiling, confirm: competitor URLs, your product, depth level (quick scan vs. deep profile), and any focus areas. If .agents/product-marketing.md exists, read it first and only ask for what is not covered.\n\nCore principles: Facts over opinions — every claim must be traceable to a source. Consistent template across all profiles. Include the date generated. Honest assessment of strengths and weaknesses.\n\nResearch process:\n1. Site scraping (Firecrawl): Map the site, scrape key pages (homepage, pricing, features, about, customers, integrations, changelog). Extract positioning, features, pricing, and proof. Optionally scrape G2/Capterra/Product Hunt reviews.\n2. SEO data (DataForSEO): Domain authority, backlinks, referring domains, ranked keywords, organic traffic estimates, and top competitor domains.\n3. Synthesis: Combine scraped content with SEO data into the profile. Cross-reference claims against traffic and backlink scale.\n\nSave all raw scrape and SEO data to competitor-profiles/raw/<slug>/<YYYY-MM-DD>/ before synthesizing.\n\nOutput one markdown profile per competitor at competitor-profiles/<slug>.md. After all profiles are done, generate competitor-profiles/_summary.md with a landscape overview, side-by-side comparison table, positioning map, key takeaways, and market gaps.\n\nDefault to quick scan (homepage + pricing only, domain overview + keywords) unless the user requests a deep profile or provides 3 or fewer competitors."
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